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Term that describes the motion of bending the forearm.

Term that describes the motion of bending the forearm.

What is flexion?

What is flexion?

Name the two cavities that are separated by the diaphragm. .

Name the two cavities that are separated by the diaphragm. .

What is the thoracic and abdominal cavities?

What is the thoracic and abdominal cavities?

The toes are ___ to the ankles. a. Dorsal b. Ventral c. Proximal d.

The toes are ___ to the ankles. a. Dorsal b. Ventral c. Proximal d. d. Distal

What is (d. ) distal?

What is (d. ) distal?

Describe the supine position.

Describe the supine position.

What is lying on your back?

What is lying on your back?

The area brachial refers to the ____.

The area brachial refers to the ____.

What is the arm?

What is the arm?

Cuboidal cells are found in this type of tissue (A) Muscle (B) Nerve (C)

Cuboidal cells are found in this type of tissue (A) Muscle (B) Nerve (C) Connective (D) Epithelial

What is (D) Epithelial?

What is (D) Epithelial?

Adipose tissue is _____ tissue.

Adipose tissue is _____ tissue.

What is fat tissue?

What is fat tissue?

One of the basic tissues that contains bone, cartilage, and blood is ___ tissue.

One of the basic tissues that contains bone, cartilage, and blood is ___ tissue. (A) Epithelial (B) Connective (C) Muscle (D) Nervous.

What is (B) Connective tissue?

What is (B) Connective tissue?

___ can sometimes occur in fingers and toes if they are exposed to cold

___ can sometimes occur in fingers and toes if they are exposed to cold temperature for long periods of time.

What is necrosis?

What is necrosis?

Alzheimer's disease is an example of ____. (A) Fatty change (B) Amyloid deposition (C)

Alzheimer's disease is an example of ____. (A) Fatty change (B) Amyloid deposition (C) Hypertrophy (D) Dystrophy

What is (B) Amyloid deposition?

What is (B) Amyloid deposition?

The epidermis is made up of: a. smooth muscle b. areolar connective tissue c.

The epidermis is made up of: a. smooth muscle b. areolar connective tissue c. dense irregular connective tissue d. stratified squamous epithelium e. All of the above are correct

What is (d. ) stratified squamous epithelium?

What is (d. ) stratified squamous epithelium?

The cells producing the pigment responsible for skin color are called _____.

The cells producing the pigment responsible for skin color are called _____.

What are melanocytes?

What are melanocytes?

Corpuscles of touch (Meissner's corpuscles) are located in the: a. stratum basale. b. stratum

Corpuscles of touch (Meissner's corpuscles) are located in the: a. stratum basale. b. stratum corneum. c. apocrine sweat glands. d. dermal papillae. e. hair follicles.

What is (d. ) dermal papillae?

What is (d. ) dermal papillae?

Perspiration is the substance produced by a. ceruminous glands. b. sudoriferous glands. c. sebaceous

Perspiration is the substance produced by a. ceruminous glands. b. sudoriferous glands. c. sebaceous glands. d. holocrine glands

What is (b. ) sudoriferous glands?

What is (b. ) sudoriferous glands?

Fingernails grow forward from a ____ that lies beneath the skin-nail fold. a. nail

Fingernails grow forward from a ____ that lies beneath the skin-nail fold. a. nail root b. nail bed c. nail plate d. cuticle

What is nail root?

What is nail root?

There are ____ cervical vertebrae in the human body.

There are ____ cervical vertebrae in the human body.

What is seven?

What is seven?

Some of the ___ are attached to the costal cartilage. a. Phalanges b. Metatarsals

Some of the ___ are attached to the costal cartilage. a. Phalanges b. Metatarsals c. Ribs d. Carpals.

What is ribs?

What is ribs?

Cranial bones are ____ bones. a. Long b. Short c. Flat d. irregular

Cranial bones are ____ bones. a. Long b. Short c. Flat d. irregular

What are flat bones?

What are flat bones?

The only joint that is freely mobile is the a. Synovial b. Amphiarthrosis c.

The only joint that is freely mobile is the a. Synovial b. Amphiarthrosis c. Diarthrosis d. Borth a and c.

What is (d. ) both a and c?

What is (d. ) both a and c?

Most long bones are formed by ___ bone formation. a. Intramembranous b. Ectopic c.

Most long bones are formed by ___ bone formation. a. Intramembranous b. Ectopic c. Endochondral d. None of the above.

What is (c. ) endochondral?

What is (c. ) endochondral?

The smallest contractile unit of skeletal muscle is a a. Motor unit b. b.

The smallest contractile unit of skeletal muscle is a a. Motor unit b. b. Synapse c. Sarcomere d. d. Thin filament

What is a (c. )sarcomere?

What is a (c. )sarcomere?

Muscle originates from a. Ectoderm b. Endoderm c. Mesoderm d. d. Myoderm

Muscle originates from a. Ectoderm b. Endoderm c. Mesoderm d. d. Myoderm

What is (c. ) mesoderm?

What is (c. ) mesoderm?

The epimysium covers a. One mucle cell b. A muscle fascicle c. The gross

The epimysium covers a. One mucle cell b. A muscle fascicle c. The gross muscle d. d. None of the above.

What is (c. ) the gross muscle?

What is (c. ) the gross muscle?

A muscle fascicle is a a. Bundle of myofibrils b. Bundle of connective tissue

A muscle fascicle is a a. Bundle of myofibrils b. Bundle of connective tissue c. Bundle of muscle fibers d. d. Muscle cell

What is (c, ) Bundle of muscle fibers?

What is (c, ) Bundle of muscle fibers?

The thin filament in muscle is ___ and the thick filament is ___.

The thin filament in muscle is ___ and the thick filament is ___.

What is actin; myosin?

What is actin; myosin?